AGENDA:HUNGER AND FOOD INSECURITY
Welcome
- Introduce club members, club officers and club advisors.
- Use these ice breakers to get to know one another.
- Introduce any guests.
Old Business
- Review ideas shared at the last meeting about anti-bullying projects.
- Share ideas from what members read at home about a project on anti-bullying and Culture of Care.
- Decide as a group what project to work on. This can be a combination of online announcements and in-person activities.
- Establish a working group to develop and lead the project.
New Business
- Before the meeting, have a few designated members review the video resources and determine which one to show to the club. Also contact local food banks to see what is needed in your community.
- Hunger/Food insecurity – This has been a continuing problem in most communities and has been aggravated by the dislocations of the coronavirus. Watch the chosen video(s) as an introduction to this project.
- What observations did you make from viewing the video(s)? What is the difference between hunger and food insecurity? What have club members observed in our community?
Listen to a report from club members who checked with the local food bank to see what is needed in our community. (If a representative of the food bank can join the meeting virtually, this will be a great addition to the discussion.)
- Discuss what options there are for a club project to address this community need. Refer to the project list and input from the community.
- Set up a committee to plan the club project and set a timeline for activities.
Home project
- Review committee assignments for anti-bullying project.
- Review plans for a hunger project – ask members to research the community needs and report back at the next meeting.
Adjournment
- Thank everyone for their participation and especially thank the guests.
- Give details about the next meeting.
Hunger and Food Insecurity Resources
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